An AI operating analyst for family entertainment centers.
Weather, school calendars, local events, competitors and trade-area demographics all move an FEC's traffic, and none of them show up in a POS report. TurnTable Ops connects those signals to one business and answers questions about them in plain language — no spreadsheet, no analyst.
Request early access See what it connectsFive data sources, connected to one location
Each source is a self-contained module — its own connection, its own storage, its own contribution to an answer. An operator turns on the ones that matter to them, and the rest stay off.
Current conditions, forecast and five years of history
Hourly observations for the operator's own coordinates, so a question about hot Saturdays is answered against what the weather actually did rather than what anyone remembers.
The calendars for the districts that feed the venue
Term dates, early releases and closures for the specific districts an operator tags, because a day off school is a weekday that behaves like a Saturday.
What else is happening, and how close
Events within five distance bands, scored against the venue's own trading hours — distance is treated as a feature, not a filter.
Who families actually consider, from real search results
The businesses that appear when someone searches for what this venue sells, plus a closing-hours gap against the operator's own schedule. No scraping, no guessed similarity scores.
Who lives inside the drive-time rings
Households, ages and incomes from the US Census by distance band — with the limits of census geography stated on the page rather than hidden behind a smooth number.
One question, every connected source
"Why was last Saturday slow?" reaches the weather, the school calendar, what was on nearby and who else was open — and the charts are rebuilt from the underlying data, never from numbers the model wrote.
How it works
Setup asks only for facts an owner can count — an address, opening hours, which school districts their families come from. Never for conclusions they would have to guess at.
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Tell it where you are
A street address and your business hours. Everything downstream is measured from your front door, so the address is resolved to street level, not a postcode centre.
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Turn on the sources you want
Each one explains what it will fetch, what it costs and what it deliberately does not collect before you connect it.
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Ask questions in plain language
Answers arrive with the numbers they were built from, so you can check the reasoning instead of taking it on trust.
"Your Saturday afternoons perform worse when it goes over 90°F, three districts are out the week of the 14th, and the venue eight miles away now closes an hour later than you do." The kind of answer the product exists to produce.
Early access
TurnTable Ops is in active development and working with a small number of operators. If you run an FEC and want to be one of them, get in touch.
ejohnsonksu@gmail.com